Safety Trained Supervisor MCQ Flashcards
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Under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom), Safety Data Sheets (SDS) must contain:
Answer: 16 standardized sections including health hazards and first aid
The GHS-aligned HazCom standard requires a 16-section SDS format covering identification, hazards, composition, first aid, and more.
A permit-required confined space differs from a non-permit confined space primarily because it:
Answer: Contains or has potential to contain a serious safety or health hazard
A permit-required confined space has one or more serious hazards such as atmospheric, engulfment, or entrapment hazards.
The OSHA requirement for fall protection on general industry walking/working surfaces triggers at a height of:
Answer: 4 feet
OSHA's 29 CFR 1910.28 requires fall protection in general industry when workers are exposed to falls of 4 feet or more.
Which OSHA recordkeeping form is used to summarize total work-related injuries and illnesses for the year?
Answer: OSHA 300A
The OSHA 300A Summary must be posted from February 1 to April 30 each year and summarizes the year's totals.
A supervisor notices heat index values exceeding 103°F during outdoor work. The MOST important immediate action is to:
Answer: Implement work-rest cycles and ensure cool water and shade are available
At high heat index levels, immediate controls — water, rest, shade — are required to prevent heat stroke and other serious heat illness.
Ergonomic hazards in the workplace are BEST identified through:
Answer: Worker symptom reports, job observations, and injury log analysis
Ergonomic hazards are detected through a combination of worker feedback, observational analysis, and review of musculoskeletal injury trends.
When a worker refuses to perform a task due to a safety concern, OSHA's regulations state the worker:
Answer: Has protected rights to refuse work they reasonably believe poses imminent danger
OSHA protects workers who in good faith refuse work they reasonably believe poses imminent danger of death or serious injury.